You Should Go: Help LezCab Have Their Most Amazing Year Ever

LezCab, Autostraddle’s favorite NYC-based queer non-profit theater company, is planning a party, and you’re invited! Join them at their 2015-16 launch party THIS SUNDAY, May 10th from 7-9 pm at The Stonewall Inn in NYC. The event includes a DJ, photo booth, and the chance to win amazing prizes including  tickets to Fun Home, The Tempest at Shakespeare in the Park/The Public Theater and a 30 day membership to Mark Fisher Fitness.

But wait, there’s more! The event is a fundraiser, so your attendance helps this incredible organization put together a new year of theater that amplifies the voices of queer women and honors our stories. They’ll also launch an IndieGoGo campaign that night to raise funds at an international level, with the hopes of creating a more robust online presence.

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Elizabeth Pryce Davies performs with LezCab.

You can check out the event Facebook and buy tickets online. On Sunday when the IndieGoGo goes live, you can find that on LezCab’s website. Have fun!


Autostraddle cannot exist without the generous support of our readers. We're running the fundraiser through March 29th! We're out of immediate danger...but we had to ask...what if we could survive for longer? Will you help?

Go to our Fundraiser!

Adrian

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4 Comments

  1. When I first read this headline, I thought it was talking about a lesbian taxi company. For all your queer transportation needs?

    This is super cool, though! I’d totally go if I lived on the right side of the country.

    • Wait, but I’m so excited about the Snippets. Oh gosh, I’ve always wanted a queer The Music Man, or 110 in the Shade (in fact, I have a killer duet arrangement of “My White Knight” and “Simple Little Things” in my back pocket intended for two queer women)…can you tell that I’m a Golden Age princess? Or or or a queer She Loves Me (how cute would “I Don’t Know His Name” be with the dramatic irony that Amalia isn’t falling for a man after all)! And of course, the musical that has always begged to be queered (at least to me) is Into the Woods, with a female Baker and Baker’s Wife.

      UGH I so hope I can be in the city for at least one of these events!

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